When was Amanda Overstreet last seen? Police identify Heads and hands of teen found in Colorado home freezer
Authorities in Colorado have confirmed that remains discovered in a freezer earlier this year belong to Amanda Overstreet, a 16-year-old girl who was last seen in Grand Junction, Colorado, in April 20
Body parts found in Colorado freezer identified as 16-year-old girl, missing since 2005
The Mesa County Sheriff's office has been working with the Colorado Bureau of Investigation on the case of the remains found in *** grand junction home nine months ago, the sheriff's office says DNA from the remains belong to an Amanda Overstreet.
Head and hands found in freezer belong to 16-year-old girl missing since 2005
The Mesa County Sheriff's Office said they responded nine months ago on Jan. 12 to a call about a "suspicious incident."
Head and hands of Colorado girl last seen in 2005 found in freezer of family's recently sold home
Authorities are investigating the disappearance of a Colorado teen whose head and hands were found at her family's former home after they sold it.
Head and hands of Texas teen last seen in 2005 found in freezer of Colorado home
The head and hands found in a freezer inside a Colorado home have been identified as a teenager who might have been last seen alive in the Houston area.
Teenager identified as human remains found in freezer near Grand Junction
The Mesa County Sheriff’s Office identified the human remains as belonging to Amanda Leariel Overstreet, who was believed to be around 16-years-old at the time of her disappearance. Overstreet was the biological daughter of the home’s previous owner, according to a Friday morning press release.
Body parts found in Colorado freezer identified as teen who hadn't been seen since 2005
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. — Body parts found in the freezer of a Colorado home have been identified as those of a teen from Texas who hadn't been seen in nearly 20 years, according to the Mesa County Coroner's Office. Investigators said they belonged to Amanda Overstreet, 16, who was a resident of Harris County and Grand Junction, Colorado.
Body parts found in freezer identified as 16-year-old girl missing since 2005
When a new Colorado homeowner gave away an appliance that had been left behind by the previous owner, the person picking it up made a grisly discovery in the freezer.
Body parts found in freezer identified as belonging to 16-year-old girl last seen in 2005
A human head and hand found in a freezer early this year have been identified as belonging to a 16-year-old Colorado girl who disappeared in 2005, authorities said.
Body parts found in freezer identified as teen who hasn't been seen since 2005
People reportedly showed up to buy the freezer and when they opened it up to remove meat, a human head fell out of a plastic bag. GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. — Body parts found in the freezer of a Colorado home have been identified as those of a teen from Texas who hadn't been seen in nearly 20 years,
Body parts found in Colorado freezer identified as Texas teen who hadn't been seen since 2005
Body parts found in the freezer of a Colorado home have been identified as those of a teen from Texas who hadn't been seen in nearly 20 years, according to the Mesa County Coroner's Office. Investigators said they belonged to Amanda Overstreet,
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Body parts found in Colorado freezer identified as Harris County teen who hadn't been seen since 2005
Investigators said they belonged to Amanda Overstreet, 16, who was a resident of Harris County and Grand Junction, ...
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Partial remains of Harris County teen found in Colorado freezer after nearly two decades
The remains of Amanda Overstreet were discovered when new home owners were clearing out items from a house they had recently ...
Severed remains in home identified as teen missing since 2005
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Neighbors share their memories on Amanda Overstreet
Some people in the neighborhood had lived there for decades. We spoke to those who remembered Amanda Overstreet.